If you're planning a day out with the kids on a budget, there are some places across Belfast where kids can eat free at certain times.
This is even better with children now being off school for the summer holidays!
We've put together a list of restaurants across the city where children can eat for free all the time or on certain days - with a paying adult.
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Yo Sushi
This option is based in Victoria Square, serving sushi and fresh Japanese food.
Kid’s eat free from 3pm-5.30pm, Monday to Thursday until September, 29 2022. As you enjoy your sushi and Japanese hot favourites, your little ones can tuck into the Mini Ninja children's menu for free.
One child eats free for every £10 spent on food by the accompanying adult(s). A maximum of three children per table can eat for free.
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Marks and Spencer Cafe
At Marks and Spencer Cafes, kids can eat free. A £5.00 or higher spend in a single transaction in the café qualifies for one free kids meal deal.
The ‘Kids Meal Deal’ includes a kids main, one side, one kids drink and a piece of fruit. One free ‘Kids Meal Deal’ per transaction only.
The offer is valid until Friday, June 3.
Ryan's Bar & Restaurant
Located on Lisburn Road. Kids eat for free on Saturday and Sunday. One kid per paying adult and this includes a main course and drink.
On other days, one course for kids is £4 and two courses £6.
Biddys Bar & Bistro
Located on Andersonstown Road.
Kids eat free from 12pm to 7pm on Sundays and from 5pm to 9pm on Wednesday to Saturday.
Bao Bun
Taiwanese street food located in Ballyhackamore, Botanic and Lisburn Road.
Kids eat free on Sundays 12pm to 4pm. Two kids per one paying adult.
Do you know where kids can eat for free at certain times in Belfast? Email be@belfastlive.co.uk and we will add to our list!
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